Traduction de «Principle social accounting » (Anglais → Français) :

national accepted accounting principles | national generally accepted accounting principle | national accounting principles which are generally accepted | national generally accepted accounting principles

global standards of social accountability | SA8000 criteria | global principles of social accountability | SA8000

principle of social accounting

accountability principle | principle of accountability

social accounting | corporate social accounting | social responsibility accounting | societal accounting

social accounting [ socioeconomic accounting | social responsibility accounting ]

social accounting matrices | SAMs [Abbr.]

apply working principles within healthcare and social services | use socially just working principles | apply socially just working principles | work in accordance with social principles

The key directions of the legislation include respecting national and international concepts of human rights in applying the criminal law to young people; emphasizing principles of accountability and meaningful consequences for the full range of youth crime, and this means different approaches for violent and non-violent offenders; and providing constructive social outcomes within the accountability framework, such as respect for social values, repairing the harm done, r ...[+++]ehabilitation, and reintegration.

(Return tabled) Question No. 148 Ms. Megan Leslie: With regard to fast-start climate change commitments made by the government in the 2009 Copenhagen Accord: (a) what analysis does or has the government used to analyze the results of funded projects; (b) when will the government announce its financial plans for fulfilling climate change mitigation and adaptation commitments to developing countries past the 2012-2013 fiscal year; (c) what are the conditions necessary for the government to renew its contribution of public funding in support of the 2020 goal, committed to under the Copenhagen Accord, to mobilize up to $100 billion per year in financing by 2020; (d) what public funds will the government commit to fulfill its climate finance ...[+++]pledges between the fiscal year 2012-2013 and 2020-2021, broken down by year; (e) broken down by year, (i) what amount (in Canadian dollars) and what percentage of the funds referred to in (d) will be delivered as loans, (ii) what amount (in Canadian dollars) and what percentage of these funds will be delivered as grants; (f) has the government done any analysis of the social and economic impacts and benefits of loans versus grants for recipients; (g) what will be the percentage of funds allocated to mitigation, compared to funds allocated to adaptation to climate change, between the fiscal years 2012-2013 and 2020-2021; (h) how will future climate change mitigation and adaptation financing meet the requirements for Canadian official development assistance under the Official Development Assistance Accountability Act, namely with respect to poverty reduction, taking account of the perspectives of the poor, and the promotion of human rights; and (i) with respect to future climate finance funding delivered as loans or grants to multilateral banks, how will the government ensure that projects receiving funds meet the required aid effectiveness principles?

Member States retain however — having applied the principle of aggregation under point 2 — the jurisdiction to determine their other conditions for granting social security benefits taking into account Article 5 of Regulation (EC) No 883/2004 — provided that these conditions are applied in a non discriminatory way — and this principle shall not be affected by Article 6 of Regulation (EC) No 883/2004.

provide services which are essential to supporting active social and economic inclusion policies, including social assistance services, employment and training services, housing support and social housing, childcare, long-term care services and health services in accordance with the following common principles, taking the role of local, regional and national authorities, applicable Community rules and the different situations, needs and preferences in the Member States into account: ...[+++]